Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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First Row: Penny Martens, Betty Smith, Denise Mau, Patty Sargent, Sandy Shipley. Kama Radden, Dian Shoemaker, Jan Stineman, Rita Cawiezell, Pat Duncan, Eunice Johannsen. Second Row: Sandy Harley, Pat Phare», Barb Light, Carol Reinecke, Karen Smith, Kay Lenox, Judith Roberts, Karen Remley, Jane Mullen. Sharon Denekas, Virginia Creech. Sandra Kirkpatrick. Third Row: Susan Hulman. Jane Duggleby, Susan Cciger, Judy Axland, Jackie Atkinson, Diane Hull, Nancy Gibson, Peggy Carver. Jo Frcrichs, Edyth Conklin, Lois Cayman, Judy Martens. TRI-Y SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CABINET. First Row: Sandy Shipluf. Connie Book. Dian Shoemaker, Jan Stineman, Kama Radden. Second Row: Potty Sargent, Eunice Johannsen, Diane Hull. Ann Milligan. Susan Schrocder. Third Row: Judy Martens. Jane Mullen, Karen Remley, Denise Mau, Pam I.arkin. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . . . Janice Stineman Dian Shoemaker . . .Connie Book . . Kama Hadden Sophomore members of Tri-Y enjoyed a va- riety of informative and entertaining pro- grams throughout the year. During the fall and winter months of the first semester, chap- ter members were fortunate in securing both a noted hair stylist and a cosmetics authority as guest speakers to the group. In addition, an amusing and enlightening panel discus- sion on teen-age problems was presented, in which several members took part. “Barnyard Shuffle’ was the title of the Sopho- more Chapter’s dance held during the second semester. This shindig featured square danc- ing, a program of entertainment, door prizes, and some good old-fashioned country fun. With the assistance of Miss Dorothy Maher, chapter adviser, members began making plans for Holy Week Services in cooperation with Hi-Y. Sophomore members served on various committees connected with this annual Tri-Y, Hi-Y affair to insure the services’ success. 148

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JUNIOR CABINET. First Row: Daren Karr, Judy Erickson, Chris Brubaker, Bea Conover, Janet Faru«, Karen Richardson. Mrs. Erice Meyerhof!, Marty Hotlen, Diana Kent. Second Row: Jean Milligan. Anne I.imUay, Peggy Peterson, Ann Stcninger, Karen Tate, Judy McCracken, Alice Martin, Gail Gibson, Susan Vrcdcnburg, Janet Easter. Tri-Y’s Junior Chapter works with the other two chapters in planning the main activities of the year. They also work independently to sponsor their own dance, the “Klem Ka- diddle Hop,” in May. Junior members carry out their own annual service project, the helping of cerebral palsy patients of the Marquette School. This project consists of planning a series of parties for the children throughout the year as well as raising money to buy equipment used for therapy. OFFICERS President...............Sherryl Francis Vice-President..............Janet Farus Secretary..............Karen Richardson Treasurer...................Bea Conover First Row: Jean Milligan. Judy Erickson, Joan Femald. Anne Lindsay, Gail Gibson, Julie Pitney. Marty Hollen, Diana Kent. Second Row: Janet Easter, Karen Sargent, Ruby Jo Ponce, Wanda Latimer, Rita Iverson. Alice Martin, Nancy Wallace. Carol Crawford. Third Row: Marcia Martin, Barb Horn, Susan Vrcdcnburg, Charlotta James, Sandy Hemstock. Marilyn Jugcnhcimer, Dana Schaeffer. 147

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Mint June Jurgen . Tri-Y general adviser, confers with chapter representatives Sandy Shipley, Sue Vrendenburg and Connie Heaton about the club's progress. Judy Seeks volunteers to serve as demon- stration model for a noted Quad-City hair stylist at a chapter meeting. “Head couple in the center: all join hand and circle left. ' Tri-Y member and their date gathered in Fellowship Hall of St. John's Methodist Church for the Barnyard Shuffle,” organized and sponsored by the sophomore chapter. 149